Stefan Borsje

Little Island. The percussive instruments placed around the island give it a cool theme park-ish vibe.

I’ve never been really good at 9-to-5. Since I started building Glass full-time, my day tends to get split into two shifts. It does wonders for my productivity. Even though working on physical health is an important part of my morning routine, I’m still a night owl. This is what that second shift usually looks like.

A forest fire left white skeletons along the trail towards Pico do Arieiro (Madeira).

NDSM wharf, a former shipyard turned into cultural hotspot.

Lunch at 212, the first no-table restaurant in Amsterdam. 

Her favorite way to spend a lazy rainy Saturday 

Basílica de la Sagrada Família. This place is so ridiculously mesmerizing, it’s hard to capture in a single photo.

For some reason this photo keeps reminding me of the game Firewatch.

The beautiful sandstone of Zion National Park, Utah.

On our way to Pico Ruivo. Our tour guide asked: “So this your first hike in Madeira and you chose the most difficult one?”

Totally worth it though, the views were absolutely stunning.

Open Ended – Richard Serra, at Museum Voorlinden. Six vaulted steel plates moulded together form a maze.

The Savoy Palace hotel in Funchal, Madeira. Designed by Nina Andrade Silva, inspired by Madeira’s rich landscape. The structure mirrors the waves of the ocean.